The former Three Lions boss believes that the team have become predictable under the reign of the Italian, and wants a change in system in the hope that Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard can play together.
“It’s a problem to us at the moment,” Hoddle said on ESPNSoccernet.
“I think Lampard and Gerrard are made for three in midfield.
“Those two, with a sitting player behind, are tailor-made to get in the box and do what they’re good at.
“I don’t see us winning anything if we stick to a rigid 4-4-2.”
Hoddle added: “Too many times in the World Cup you could see the shape when we were in possession and we were too easy to close down and that was our problem.
“I don’t see flexibility with England at the moment.
“I think we’re very rigid with the way we’re playing.”
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Glenn Hoddle: England Will Never Win Anything If Fabio Capello Persists With A 4-4-2 Formation